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11/152021

Federal Government is Working Towards Bringing Down Food Prices – AGRICULTURE MINISTER

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In what can be termed as a wonderful but kind gesture, the Honourable Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Dr. Muhammad Mahmoud Abubakar, today paid a familiarisation visit to the Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN).
In his opening remarks, the Hon. Minister expressed delight in seeing a large turn out of staff welcome him and observed their compliance to the COVID 19 protocols by wearing nose masks.
The Hon. Minister assured that the Federal government will not just sit and watch food prices skyrockets as measures are in place to ensure that the prices are stabilised before the end of the year.
Dr Abubakar also hinted that the Ministry is working with some international organisations to improve the sector inorder to enhance food production that will be sufficient for the Nigerian growing population.
In his words, “we are doing everything possible to bring up some stimulants that can bring down the food prices”.
The Minister however hinted that the Growth Enhancement Scheme GES, will be brought back soon having identified how to make it work better.
In his welcome remarks, the Executive Secretary of ARCN, Prof. Garba Hamidu Sharubutu mni, welcomed the august visitors and quickly pledged that the Council is ready to support the Ministry inorder to ensure the provision of necessary input for food security, poverty eradication and diversification of the economy.
Prof. Sharubutu acknowledged the fact that various NARIs have made giant strides in developing technologies that will tackle emerging diseases and pests which according to him have changed the direction of our research from basic to demand driven agricultural research and technologies as most of our researches are now responding to the yearnings. The ES recalled when we had cases of army worms on maize farms, pest attack on beans as well as tuta absoluta on tomatoes. In his words, Prof. Sharubutu said, ” our research institutes have been able to find solutions to these pests and insects, that is the demand driven agricultural research initiatives”.
In conclusion, the ES said that researchers are making efforts to incorporate nutrients into crops inorder to improve the nutritional components of crops.
Thereafter, the Hon. Minister was led on a guided inspection of the ongoing finishing touches at the new building due for commissioning next week’s Monday.

Kayode I. Aiyedogbon
Head, Protocol and Publicity

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tela maize
10/312021

PRESS CONFERENCE ON THE APPROVAL FOR THE OPEN CULTIVATION OF TELA MAIZE IN NIGERIA HELD AT THE ARCN CONFERENCE HALL TODAY 25TH OCTOBER, 2021.

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The Institute of Agricultural Research (IAR) Zaria in conjunction with the Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN) today held a press conference at the Council’s Conference hall on the approval for the open cultivation of Tela Maize in Nigeria.
Delivering his welcome remarks, the Executive Secretary of ARCN Prof. Garba Hamidu Sharubutu mni welcome everyone to the press conference and added that research output has been very imperative in the recent past. He however noted that researches are now demand driven and that very shortly if farmers are in tune with the progress being made through research, we are sure that food shortage will become a thing of the past.
He concluded by imploring members of the press to keep on doing what they have been doing by continuing to work together with us for the progress of research in the country.
The ED of IAR, Zaria Prof. Ishiyaku Mohammed at this point delivered his speech by explaining the various advantages to be derived from the new maize variety which includes high yield, same nutritional value and so on. He however allayed fears that efforts will be put in place to avoid situations of adulterating it as well as ensure the availability of the new maize variety in the market through specific sales outlets while noting that so far there is no harmful side effects on its consumption.

Kayode I. Aiyedogbon
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10/112021

ADOPTED VILLAGES: DISSEMINATING TECHNOLOGIES, EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES

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Background

The Adopted Village Concept was first introduced to the National Agricultural Research Institutes (NARIs) in 1996 by a world bank funded National Agricultural Research Project (NARP) to facilitate the dissemination of improved agricultural technologies as well as a tool for developing and evaluating technologies emanating from the dissemination of the technologies.

The institutes were to conduct their On-Farm Adaptive Research (OFAR) in the identified adopted villages. Each institute was to identify two communities in their mandate areas and select farmers who were willing to put their technologies on their fields. The villages were to serve as showrooms for convincing intending farmers and end-users on the viability of the technologies being promoted. Most research institutes identified the villages during the NARP but were unable to carry out activities in these villages when funds from NARP dried up.

The Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN) subsequently requested the NARIs to revive these adopted villages. ARCN wanted the NARIs to view the villages not merely as field laboratories but also as impact villages such that even if the impact of research is not felt elsewhere in easily quantifiable terms, it must be felt in quantifiable terms in these communities. ARCN expects the villages to be showrooms for convincing government and donors that investment in research and extension is worthwhile.

The role of ARCN

ARCN supported NARIs, FCA and FUs so as to facilitate dissemination of improved on-shelf agricultural technologies of NARS through the adopted villages and schools. The specific objectives of the adopted villages are to encourage: large scale adoption of improved technologies; economic empowerment of resource poor farmers; and create job opportunities for youths to enhance and ensure food security.

By 2014, the NARIs, FCA and FUs are working in 261 communities with a total of 552,111 beneficiaries.

List of Adopted Villages and their Locations

S/N Name of Institution Name of Adopted Village/Adopted School Location
1. FCT- AROC, FCT- Abuja 1. Karshi Village

2. G.S.S. Karshi

3. Kuje Village

4. G.S.S. Kuje

5. Kawu Village

6. G.S.S Kawu

 – Karshi, AMAC

– Karshii. AMAC

– Kiyi, Kuje Area Council

– Kiyi, Kuje Area Council

– Kawu, Bwari Area Council

– Kawu, Bwari Area Council
2. LCRI, Maiduguri 1. Dalori Village

2. Barakam Karawa Village

3. Malari Village

4. Dusuman Village

5. Kawuri Village

6. Government College

7. Sanda Kyarim Senior Second. School,

 – Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State

– Maiduguri, Borno State
3. NCRI, Badeggi 1. Ndagbachi Village

2. Emitunda Village

3. Jima Doko Village

4. Edokota Village

5. Dwarfu Village

6. Naimi Village

7. Tudun Fulani Village

8. Dabarak Village

9. Chanchaga Village

10. Baggegi, Village

 – Fggc Road Lemu Rd, Gbako LGA, Niger State

– Along Fed. Poly. Bida (Lavun LGA, Niger State

– Along doko Rd, Lavun LGA, Niger State

– Sen. Baba Director Road Bida, Niger State

– Katcha Rd, Katcha LGA, Niger State

– Lapai Rd. Lapai LGA, Niger State

– Lapai LGA, Niger State

– Lemu Rd, Gbako LGA, Niger State

– Bida, Abuja Rd, Lavun LGA, Niger State

– Katcha LGA, Niger State
4. NIHORT, Ibadan 1. Osegere

2. Awaye

3. Alaaka

4. Badeku

 – Egbeda LGA, Oyo State

– Egbeda LGA, Oyo State

– Egbeda LGA, Oyo State

– Ona Ara LGA, Oyo State
5. NRCRI, Umudike 1. Umumbo Village

2. Community Second. School, Umumbo

3. Akolimenyi Village

4. Mbato Village

5. Oriendu Village

6. Ibeku High School,

7. Caray College International,

8. Santa Crux Secondary School,

9. Bishop Nwedo Memorial Seminary,

10. Wesley Seminary,

11. St. John’s Scien. and Technical Sch.

12. Community High School Igbariam,

13. Model Secondary School,

14. Obafemi Awolowo University,

15. Akpa Community Secondary School,

16. Government Secondary School,,

17. Umunkiri Village

 – Umumbo, Anambra State

– Umumbo, Anambra State

– Abia State

– Imo State

– Abia State

– Umuahia, Imo State

– Umuahia South, Imo State

-Oloroko,

– Ossah, Abia State

– Ndoro Ikwuano LGA, Abia State

– Alor, Anambra State

– Anambra State

– Mbano, Imo State

– Ile- Ife Faculty of Agriculture,

– Allan, Benue State

– Karu, FCT- Abuja

– Abia State
6. RRIN, Benin 1. Iguovbiobo,

2. Iyanomo,

3. Ighuoriakhi,

4. RRIN Secondary School,

 – Iguovbiobo

– Iyanomo

– Ighuoriaki

– Iyanomo
7. NIFOR, Benin 1. Aihuobabekun Village,

2. Okokhou Village,

3. Army Day Secondary School,

4. Federal Staff Secondary School,

 – Ovia North East LGA, Edo State

– Ovia North East LGA, Edo State

– S&T Army Barracks Usiohor, Benin City Edo State

– FGGC Road, Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State
8. CRIN, Ibadan 1. Aba Agbo Village,

2. Abanla – Prospect High School,

3. Mamu Community High School,

 – Oluyole LGA, Ibadan Oyo State

– Oluyole, LGA, Ibadan Oyo State

– Ogun State
9. NIFFR, New- Bussa 1. Musawa Village,

2. Monai Village,

3. Malale Village,

4. Cover Dam,

5. Prison Yard,

6. Tunga Alh. Danbaba,

7. Yankede,

8. Fakun,

9. Dukia,

10. Mairuwa,

11. Tatabu,

12. Yunawa,

13. Tada,

14. T/nailo,

15. Shagunu,

16. Wara,

17. Garafini,

18. Duga Mashaya,

19. Wadata,

20. Kokoli,

21. GSS,

22. FGGC,

23. NIFFR Staff School,

24. MAN School,

25. Borgu CIS,

 –  New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State

– New Bussa, Niger State
10. NIOMR, Lagos 1. Magbon – Alade Seconadry School,

2. Lagos State Model College,

3. Kings College,

4. Magbon Alade Comm. Fish Farm Proj.

 – Ibeju- Lekki LGA, lagos State

– Badore, Lekki, Lagos State

– Lagos, Eti-Osa LGA, Lagos State

– Ibeju- Lekki, Lagos
11. IAR, Samaru – Zaria    
12. IAR & T, Ibadan    
13. NVRI, Vom    
14. NAPRI, Shika – Zaria    
15. NSPRI, Ilorin    
16. NAERLS, Samaru – Zaria    
17. FCA, Ishiagu 1. Amata Village

2. Ayaragu Ogwor

3. Ishiagu High School,

4. Unity Secondary School

 – Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State

– Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State

– Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State

– Afrikpo road, Ishiagu, Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State
18. FCA, Akure 1. Eleyowo Community

2. Ibulesoro Community,

3. Owode Community,

4. Aquinas College,

5. Celestial Church Grammar School.,

6. Ogbe High School.,

 – Eleyowo , Ondo State

– Ifedore, LGA, Ondo State

– Eleyowo, Ondo State

– Hospital Road, Akure, Ondo State

– Aule, Akure Ondo State

– Akure, Ondo State
19. FCA, Ibadan 1. Koguo

2. Arutu

3. Bembo

4. Oyadiran

5. Alakaso

6. Tade

7. St Michael African Church

8. Apata Community School

9. Queen’s School Apata

 – Koguo

– Arutu, Ido LGA, Oyo state

– Bembo

– Oyadiran

– Alakaso

– Tade

– Ido Local Government

– Apata

– Ibadan
20. FCAH&PT, Ibadan 1. Foresight

2. All Saints College

3. Ido

4. Our lady of Apostle

5. Bako

6. Oulyole community Grammer school

7. Feranjeun

8. Alayande School of Science

9. Oluyole

10.Urban Day Secondary School

11.Moyanran

12.Wesley School of Science

13.Araromi

14.Keji

15. Lagelu township

 – Ido; LGA:  Ido Ibadan

– Jericho, Ibadan

– Ido Township; LGA, Ido

– Odo- Ona; LGA, Ibadan South – west

– Ido; LGA, Ido

– Oluyoe, Ibadan

– Jankata; LGA, Ido

– Oke- Bola; LGA, Ibadan South-West

– Oluyole- Egbeda

– Adeoyo

– Ido; LGA, Ido

– Elekuro; LGA, Ibadan North

– Bakatari; LGA, Ido

– Idiayunre; LGA, Oluyole

– Lagelu; LGA, Ibadan
21. FCAH&PT, Vom 1. Kuru Dakan Village,

2. Chana Village,

3. Govt. Day Secondary School Vwang,

4. Riyom Village,

5. Govt. Secondary School Riyom,

6. Dalo Memorial High School Foron,

7. Government Secondary School Fobur,

8. Kwali Village,

9. Bum Ganawuri,

10. Plateau School for the Deaf,

 –  Kuru, Jos South LGA, Plateau State

– Jos South LGA, Plateau State

– Jos South LGA, Plateau State

– Jos South LGA, Plateau State

– Yirom LGA, Plateau State

-Barkin Ladi LGA, Plateau State

– Jos East LGA, Plateau State

– Bassa LGA, Plateau State

– Riyom LGA, Plateau State

– Bassa LGA, Plateau State
22. FECOHORT, Dadin Kowa 1. Baure Village,

2. Hinna Village,

3. Mal Jamo,

4. Swa Village,

5. Zambuk Village,

6. Baganje Village,

7. Kwami Village,

8. Govt. Scien. Sec. Sch. Doma,

9. Govt. Scien. Sec. Sch. Hinna,

10. Govt. Comp. Sec. Sch. Dadin Kowa

 – Yamaltu Deba LGA, Gombe State

– Yamaltu Deba LGA, Gombe State

– Akko LGA, Gombe State

– Balanga LGA, Gombe State

– Yamaltu Deba LGA, Gombe State

– Billii LGA, Gombe State

– Kwami LGA, Gombe State

– Akko LGA, Gombe State

– Yamaltu Deba LGA, Gombe State

– Yamaltu Deba LGA, Gombe State
23. FCV&MLT, Vom 1. Govt. Secondary Sch. Hwak,

2. St. Joseph’s College, Vom,

3. College of Mary Immaculate, Zawan

4. K/Vom Community,

5. SOS Village, Kwata,

6. Govt. Science School, Kuru,

7. Govt. Secondary School Kwall,

8. Ngwal Community Secondary School,

9. Tinbihu Alasunnah Islammiyya School,

10. Govt. Technical College,

11. Bethany Christian Academy,

12. Angwan Mission, Kvom,

13. Angwan Gada, Kvom,

14. Chakarum Community,

15. Dahwolbub Community,

16. Anwan Doki,

17. Kwata Community,

18. Lambu Community,

19. Kwall Village,

20. Vwang B Community,

21. Mubarak Community,

22. Turu A Community,

23. Turu B Community,

24. Vwang A Community,

 – Kuru, Plateau State

– Vom, Plateau State

– Zawan, Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Bukuru, Plateau State

– Kuru, Plateau State

-Barkin, Ladi, Plateau State

– Kvom, Plateau State

– Kvom, plateau State

– Plateau State

– Turu- Vwang, Plateau State

– Bukuru, Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State

– Plateau State
24. FCFFT, Baga 1. Yobe Village,

2. Dumba Village,

3. Sabon Daban (Mile 3)

4. Govt. Secondary School, Kukawa,

5. Govt. Girls Secondary, School, Baga,

 – Kukawa LGA, Borno State

– Kukawa LGA, Borno State

– Kukawa LGA, Borno State

– Kukawa LGA, Born State

– Kukawa, LGA, Borno State
25. FCAPT, Kano 1. Govt. Secondary School Kwankwaso,

2. Govt. Girls Secondary School Dala,

3. Govt. Secondary School Stadium,

4. Govt. Secondary School Kawaji,

5. Yan Kusa Adopted Village,

6. Barkum Adopted Village,

7. Unguwar Liman Adopted Village,

8. Dorawar Nabba Adopted Village,

9. Gundutse Adopted Village,

10. Guringawa Adopted Village,

11. Dakasoye Adopted Village,

12. Kadage Adopted Village,

13. Takai Adopted Village,

 – Madobi LGA, Kano State

– Dala LGA, Kano State

– Nasarawa LGA, Kano State

– Nasarawa LGA, Kano State

– Kumbotso LGA, Kano State

– Bunkure LGA, Kano State

– Kibia LGA, Kano State

– Dawakin Kudu LGA, Kano State

– Kura LGA, Kano State

– Kumbotso LGA, Kano State

– Garun malam LGA, Kano State

– Gezawa LGA, Kano State

– Dawakin Kudu LGA, Kano State
26. FCF&MT, V/I- Lagos 1. Igbo- Olomi,

2. Ise,

3. Idata,

4. Wahab Folawiyo Senior High School,

5. Govt. Senior College,

 – Ibeju Lekki LGA, Lagos State

– Ibeju Lekki LGA, Lagos State

– Ibeju Lekki LGA, Lagos State

– Eti-Osa LGA, Lagos State

– Waziri Ibrahim Street, Victoria Island
27. FCFFT, New Bussa    

 

 

 

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GM-Maize
10/112021

FG approves cultivation of genetically modified maize

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The Federal Government has granted environmental approval for the evaluation and open cultivation of TELA Maize, a new variety of genetically modified maize developed by researchers at the Institute for Agricultural Research, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

Approval for the cultivation of the crop was announced in a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday, jointly signed by the Communications Officer, West and Central Africa for African Agricultural Technology Foundation; and the Information Officer, IAR/ABU, Yakubu Dodo.

According to the statement, the genetically modified maize would resist fall armyworm, stem borers, and tolerate moderate drought.

The government decision was contained in a certificate issued to IAR by the National Biosafety Management Agency, the agency mandated to regulate genetically modified products across the country.

The certificate dated October 8, 2021, with permit code no. NBMA/CM/003, was issued to IAR for general/commercial release of TELA maize genetically modified for drought tolerance, resistance to stem borer and fall armyworm.

“It comes into effect from October 8, 2021, to October 5, 2024,” the statement read in part.

A decision document accompanying the certificate from NBMA stated that in arriving at the decision to grant the permit, the agency took into consideration the advice of the National Biosafety Committee, the National Biosafety Technical Sub-Committee, and the risk management report provided by the applicant.

The statement added, “The agency was convinced that there are no known adverse impacts to the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, taking into account risk to human health.

“The permit, pursuant to this decision, is without prejudice to other extant legal requirements.”

It stated that this approval would authorise the permit holder and persons covered by the permit to commercialise the TELA maize genetically modified for drought tolerance and insect resistance.

Reacting to the decision, the Executive Director, IAR, Prof. Ishiyaku Mohammed, said it was inspiring for the institute to secure NBMA approval for the commercial release of the drought-tolerant and insect-resistant maize.

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Buhari
10/082021

President Buhari Signs Agricultural Research Council Of Nigeria Bill Into Law

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A statement issued by Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to the President (Media & Publicity) on Friday said this is in consonance with the commitment of his administration to diversify the economy with agriculture playing a critical role, President Muhammadu Buhari.

The statement explained that with the amendment, the Council is expected to play a crucial part in coordinating research efforts in the agricultural

The President also approved the establishment of the Federal College of Agriculture, Kirikasamma and the Federal College of Education (Special) Birnin Kudu.

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M M. Abubakar
09/122021

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HANDING OVER / TAKING OVER: Mohammad Mahmood Abubakar Assumes Duties at FMARD

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M M. Abubakar
09/102021

HANDING OVER / TAKING OVER: Mohammad Mahmood Abubakar Assumes Duties at FMARD

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Mohammad Mahmood Abubakar Assumes Duties at FMARD- Promises to prioritize the implementation of FG’s national livestock policy.

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Mohammad Mahmood Abubakar has said that he will prioritize the implementation of the Federal Government’s National Livestock Transformation Plan (NLTP) as part of measures to tackle the insecurity across the country. He said the livestock plan is designed to address the farmers/herders’ incessant conflicts, increase agric production and grow the Nigerian economy.

Speaking during the handing-over and taking-over ceremony at the Ministry’s Conference Room on Thursday, 9th September 2021, Dr. Mohammad Abubakar said, ‘’ the priority of this Ministry under my leadership will be to ensure that we put in place the necessary policy direction that will truly position agriculture as the mainstay of our economy as captured in the Medium Term National Development Plan and Mr. President’s vision of uplifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in 10 years’’.

He also said that ‘’research and extension services will be strengthened to ensure that best practices are translated into concrete deliverables in all the Value Chains including the livestock value chain’’

The Minister stressed the need for synergy among the departments and agencies towards achieving the mandate of the ministry and the diversification policy of Mr. President’s Administration.

He expressed optimism that the country’s enormous resources can place the country as the number one food producer and exporter in the world, ‘’food security is everything and can make a difference. There is no reason why we cannot do this’’.

In his remarks, the former Minister, Alhaji Muhammad Sabo Nanono, thanked the Management and staff of the ministry for their support during his tenure in office. He highlighted some of the achievements while in office to include: the stoppage of rice importation into the country, increase in production of local rice, subsidization of fertilizer, ease of movement of Agricultural produce during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown among others.

In his remarks, the Minister of State for Agriculture Rural Development, Hon. Mustapha Baba Shehuri, stated that the outgoing minister “to the best of his ability contributed immensely to the success of the Ministry during his two years tenure”. He described the Minister as being a passionate farmer, whose guidance and counseling would be needed in the future.

In his welcome address, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Dr. Ernest Umakhihe, assured the Minister of support and cooperation of the directors and staff of the ministry to achieve his mandate which is in line with the diversification policy of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Dr. Umakhihe commended the outgoing minister, Alhaji Mohammad Sabo Nanono for playing a remarkable role in advancing the agricultural sector towards achieving self-sufficiency in rice production and other value chains.

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Mohammad Mahmood Abubakar was born on 30th December 1958 in Tudun Wada, Kaduna South, Kaduna State.

He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in (Biology Major, Chemistry Minor) specializing in Microbiology and Master’s Degree in Resources Management, majoring in Natural Resources Management from Central Washington University, Ellensburg, Washington, and also has a Ph.D. in Watersheds Management from the University of Arizona, Tucson all in the USA.

He is a seasoned microbiologist and did his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporations (NNPC) Kaduna Refinery, Kaduna State.

Dr. Abubakar has worked in various international Organisations which include: Kittitas Country (Health Dept.) as Environmental Health Inspector, the University of Arizona as Research and Teaching Assistance, E&A Environmental Services Los Angeles, California as an Environmental professional (Industrial Hygienist), Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle as Industrial Waste Investigator.

He also worked as a Director Planning, Research and Evaluation with the Kaduna State Environmental Protection Agency and has lectured at Water Resources Research Institute, Kaduna as well as a volunteer Environmental Consultant for the United Nations Association, Seattle Washington DC.

The Minister is a member of several professional organizations including the National Environmental Society, Nigeria (NES), National Association of Environmental Profession. United Nations Association, National Environmental Health Association, USA, among others.

He is happily married with children.

Chinenye Obi
For: Director, Information (FMARD)

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05/262021

FCT Agricultural Research Outreach Center (FCT AROC)

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05/262021

National Agricultural Research Outreach Center (National AROC)

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05/252021

ARCN Structure

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